The retailer combined 1C and CRM into a single system: what has it done for the business

The retailer combined 1C and CRM into a single system: what has it done for the business
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The integration of 1C and Bitrix24 allowed a large retailer to combine customer and sales data, increase service speed and improve analytics without additional labor costs.

A Russian retail company specializing in the sale of shoes and accessories has successfully implemented integration between 1C:Retail and the Bitrix24 CRM system. The main goal of the project was to combine customer and sales information into a single database, which allowed to get rid of manual data entry, duplicate customers and speed up order processing.

Before integration, data existed in isolated systems: receipts were generated in 1C, and customer interaction and manager tasks were conducted in CRM. The lack of automatic synchronization led to loss of information, reduced quality of analytics, and ineffective marketing.

The project started with a comprehensive business process analysis and data exchange design. The main entities were identified: customers, receipts, transactions, and stores. The specialists prescribed synchronization rules, error handling, and formed a stable information transfer scheme between the systems.

At the next stage, we implemented automatic unloading of client data from 1C to CRM. Now, when creating or updating a customer's card, information is automatically transmitted to Bitrix24, and employees see up-to-date information in real time. This allowed us to get rid of duplicates and manual reconciliation.

The next important step was to automate the transfer of receipts. With each sale, the purchase data, including the list of products, the amount, and the point of sale, is sent to CRM as a new transaction. This way, managers can track the full history of customer interaction, including repetitions and purchase amounts.

The integration is provided by a logging and monitoring system, which allows you to quickly respond to failures. After successful testing, the project was put into operation. The staff was provided with instructions, and the management interface was adapted for convenience without the need for programmers to intervene.

The results of the implementation were: increased accounting accuracy, transparency of the customer base, reduction of time for processing transactions and improvement of marketing analytics. The company has received a tool that allows not only to track current sales, but also to make forecasts and segment the audience.

The project continues to develop — it is planned to introduce loyalty and analytics modules inside CRM. Thus, the business gets not just a bundle of systems, but a powerful platform for growth and personalized interaction with customers.